Environment Variables not logging properly

[coelmay]

Do note the definitions for deploys. A deploy preview as triggered by a PR/merge, takes the form deploy-preview-42--yoursitename.netlify.app as opposed to a production deploy preview which takes the form 61bca6635ddd093d3d0993e2--vigorous-lewin-937bb3.netlify.app (deploy previews have a permalink like this too.)

If it is a deploy preview, you’ll find this thread useful

Deploying Preview Web Hook via API

I had to get around this "New Users may only post one picture thing. [image] Text for searching: Here is my scenario: On GitHub, I’ve made some “GitHub Actions” that use the netlify cli to publish a deploy preview. The issue I’m having is that once I publish the deploy preview, there is no hook to tell github that for the PR I have open, netlify should tell github that my PR has had a deploy. For example, I have this PR: add netlify configuration for branch deploys by NullVoxPopuli · Pul…

[jameslevine]

Any idea what they are referring to as a solution here? Will this work for auto publishing for me too?

Triggering publish using build hooks

Hi, My repos are in github and I want to deploy/publish using webhooks but as I’ve seen in this post https://answers.netlify.com/t/triggering-publish-with-a-webhook/4191/13 that it needs to be done from your side. Could you please remove the webhooks from repos so I can deploy/publish using buildhooks api call. my username is neoms21@gmail.com Thanks

[coelmay]

I’m not aware of what is referred to there.

Are you using the build hook found under https://app.netlify.com/sites/YOUR_SITE_NAME/settings/deploys#build-hooks or the createSiteBuild API?

Using the former is what I have referenced previously.

[jameslevine]

Yep I’m using the build hook not the create site build api

[jameslevine]

Is there anyone else who might know whats causing this to no auto publish?

[hrishikesh]

@jameslevine

Oh yeah I set the production branch to a random name

That’s exactly the cause. Even your screenshot says it:

Deploys from no-deploys are published automatically

So pushes to the master branch are considered as branch deploys:

So this is working as expected. If you don’t want Netlify to build for your commits, you can set [skip netlify] anywhere in your commit message and Netlify will not build for it.